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10/29/2019 1 Agenda Introduction – Call meeting(s) to order Overview Janice Sijansky– MUD 62 Amanda Applegath – MUD 62 Billy Lowery, MUD 61 Security Details Wheeler BeMent, MUD 61 – Financial Considerations Q&A Overview What is a MUD? A Municipal Utility District (MUD) is a political subdivision of the State of Texas authorized by the Texas Commission of Environmental Quality (TCEQ). Primary goal is to provide water, sewer, and drainage needs. MUDs also have the option to enhance the quality of life for the constituents of the district. (trash, parks, security, etc). MUD 61/62’s goal is to improve overall security for the district, as well as Williamsburg Settlement.

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Agenda

• Introduction – Call meeting(s) to order

• Overview

• Janice Sijansky– MUD 62 ‐

• Amanda Applegath – MUD 62 ‐

• Billy Lowery, MUD 61 ‐ Security Details

• Wheeler BeMent, MUD 61 – Financial Considerations

• Q&A

Overview

• What is a MUD? A Municipal Utility District (MUD) is a political subdivision of the State of Texas authorized by the Texas Commission of Environmental Quality (TCEQ).  Primary goal is to provide water, sewer, and drainage needs.

• MUDs also have the option to enhance the quality of life for the constituents of the district.  (trash, parks, security, etc).

• MUD 61/62’s goal is to improve overall security for the district, as well as Williamsburg Settlement.

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Settlement Spans Two MUDs

MUD 61MUD 62

Janice Sijansky

• Vice President MUD 62

• Resident almost 30 years 

• Increased security concerns

– New construction in the area‐apartments

– U of H, HCC add to my security concerns

• Strong need for overall improvement of security patrol

• Utilization of technology to aid in security

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Amanda Applegath

• Director MUD 62

• Resident for over 35years

• Dynamics of the surrounding area has changed drastically– Population increase

– U of H, HCC campuses

– Numerous apartments complexes

• Believe there is a strong need for increased security presence overall in the area. 

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Attempted BMV October 2019

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Porch Theft

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Crime In Settlement (Jan ‘18‐Oct ‘19)

3 Mile Radius (Jan ‘18‐Oct ‘19)

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Harris County Sheriff Office

SWAT, Aviation, Etc.

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District Sheriff Car Coverage

• Single roaming district car to cover this beat.

• Additional car assigned to contracts.

• Large coverage area relative to neighborhood.

Oversite• Joint contract signed between 61/62 and the HCSO.

• Deputies will do what they do best – Be visible, enforce law and be deterrent to crime– Handle feedback from residents for specific hot spots

• When the Sheriff is needed– 911 – no change– Non‐emergency number for all other – no change

• Providing Feedback from public– Sheriff present at multiple meetings – Two MUD and single HOA meeting per month– Crime Reports/stats sent to HOA

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Security DetailsHOA Contract Security MUD/Sheriff Contract Security

OFF‐duty ON‐duty and OFF‐duty supplement

48hrs per week average ‐ budgetedFlexible timing2500 hrs total

80hrs: 64 hrs at 80% minimum16 hrs OFF duty – 100%80hrs minimum in district 4160 hrs total

One is a Current Resident3 Deputies on contract

2 Dedicated Deputies

Personal Vehicle ‐ unmarked Harris County Sheriff Marked Patrol UnitPersonal Vehicle – unmarked * 

No Traffic Enforcement ‐ radar, moving violations, suspicious vehicles

Full Traffic Enforcement *‐ radar, moving violations, Suspicious vehicle stops 

No direct dispatch service Radio dispatch service – immediate response

‐ LPR Cameras at all Entrances

Limited law enforcement visibility/ability, limited to settlement 

High Visibility and law enforcement beyond Settlement = creates stronger buffer zone

Current Contract Security Coverage

???

Goal is complete coverage in AND around the neighborhood for less $$$.

Sheriff

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Expanded Security Coverage  

• Collaboration between MUD 61 and MUD 62 is required because of the neighborhood boundary.  This collaboration includes business outside of the neighborhood.

• Minimal Patrol Activity in certain areas– St. John XXIII Private school ‐ gated

– U of H and HCC – Campus Police

– Newpark ‐ gates and security

– Skybox ‐ gates and security

– Mason Sr. Center, The Grand, Luxe at Katy, San Remo  ‐ gate access only

• Minimal time needed to patrol these areas.  

MUD 61/62 Patrol Assessment

Evening business

Zones requiring minimal patrol time

Apartments

Drifting and burnouts

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Cameras

Flock Safetyhttps://www.flocksafety.com/

10 Cameras in 5 locations

LPR Cameras (License Plate)

Vehicle ID (make and model)

Cellular Service to Cloud Storage

Solar Powered

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LPR Video

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Financial Consideration

• You are currently paying for security.‐ Budgeted Line item by HOA

• Is your dollar being used effectively to provide adequate security for the neighborhood?

• Is there room for improvement?

• Current HOA Budget:

Current Financial Costs

• Williamsburg SettlementMUD 61 MUD 62

533  229

762 Homes

Current Cost of Security:

$131 per home

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Security Cost per MUD District

MUD 61 MUD 62

Contract Share by % 65.6% 34.4%

Contract Costs $142.3k $74.7k

Residential portion of M&O

$38K $17.1k

Yearly Contract Costs

Sheriff Cameras Total

$192k $25k $217k

~$40 more per home will get 24hr/7day coverage at 80%

Per home cost                  $71.24               $74.92

Funding DetailsM&O

RevenueBudget

M&O Revenue Portion 

Yearly Budget Line item

Required of surplus funds

MUD 61 $351,700 38% 12.5% 12%

MUD 62 $375,500 20% 12.5% 5%

Both districts feel there is enough surplus funding to absorb the costs of the security for at least 5‐6 years 

conservatively.

Future Development will provide increased revenue to prevent a tax increase for security.

No Increase In Tax Rate

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Conclusion

• MUDs will provide more time, visibility, and true law enforcement/crime prevention capability with security patrol.

• HOA patrol filled a gap that was much needed.

• HOA will decide what to do with their budget savings.  

– Potential savings to residents

– Potential funding of future projects

Q&A